PBI talks to the president of Kids in Need of Defense (KIND), Wendy Young, about providing pro bono representation to unaccompanied immigrant and refugee children.

PBI talks to Akerman's Whitney Untiedt about her career, the firm's pro bono program, the pro bono culture in Florida, access to justice for "juvenile lifers," poverty simulation exercises, and more.

PBI talks to Michael Lucas from the Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation (AVLF) about being a leader in the public interest community, providing the "best legal representation money can't buy," and trends in access to justice, including new, place-based initiatives designed to take pro bono services directly into the community.

PBI talks to Moore & Van Allen's Sarah Byrne and Stephanie Gryder about the firm's pro bono program, its Human Trafficking Pro Bono Project, the intersection of law firm pro bono and diversity/inclusion efforts, and more.

PBI talks to Dawn Caldart of Quarles & Brady about her career, the firm's pro bono program, the pro bono culture in Milwaukee, the relationship of pro bono to lawyer professional development, and more.

PBI talks to Lindquist & Vennum's Cynthia Anderson and Jon Bye about the firm's history and pro bono program, community economic development, "Breaking Poverty Barrier's to Equal Justice," and more.

PBI continues our conversation with Baker & McKenzie's Angela Vigil, discussing teaming with corporate clients on pro bono projects, the evolving law firm and pro bono landscape, and more.

PBI talks to Baker & McKenzie's Angela Vigil about the firm's pro bono program, her career, a wide range of pro bono efforts to help kids, and more.

PBI talks to Ken Manaster, professor emeritus at Santa Clara Law, senior counsel at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, and co-author of the new book, "Pro Bono Practice and Legal Ethics."

PBI talks to Lowenstein Sandler's Jeseñia Brown about the firm's pro bono program, her background and career, "Pro Bono in the Park," and more.